Once a lease has ended, the landlord can no longer forfeit or rely on a Jervis v Harris clause. At that stage, damages are the only available remedy...
STOP PRESS: A 12-month pilot scheme where unopposed lease renewals issued in the Central London County Court (CLCC) are transferred to the First-tier...
This Practice Note explains the procedure for handling some of the most common residential service charge disputes under the Landlord and Tenant Act...
Why contract out?The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (LTA 1954) gave tenants of business premises security of tenure—in other words, the right to stay on...
Break clausesA break clause is a term in a lease which permits the landlord or the tenant to terminate a lease early. Break clauses are considered in...
Default positionBilateral surrender (or renunciation as it is referred to under Scots law) is the method by which a tenant gives up its rights under a...
Differences between leases and licences to occupyLeasesA lease in Scots law has been defined as ‘a contract by which a person, known as a tenant, is...
Development of the First Tier Tribunal for ScotlandThe Scottish Government’s Access to Justice Policy, prepared by the Cabinet Secretary for Justice...
This Practice Note considers pre-action conduct in general civil disputes in Scotland. For guidance on:•pre-action conduct in Scottish personal injury...
MissivesThe most common form of contract in Scottish property transactions are missives of sale, see for example, the Property Standardisation (PSG)...
Assignation and sublettingAssignation and subletting are two options which a tenant may use to introduce a new tenant into the lease arrangement. The...
The most common types of delict to arise in property disputes are negligence, nuisance and trespass, see Practice Notes: Property disputes in Scotland...
The most common types of delict to arise in property disputes are negligence, nuisance and trespass, see Practice Notes: Property disputes in Scotland...
Coronavirus (COVID-19): The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published guidance for regulated firms and information for consumers which are valid...
The new Electronic Communications Code (the ‘Code’) is governed by, and set out in sections 106–119 and the new Schedule 3A to the Communications Act...
Coronavirus (COVID-19): Schedule 7 to the Coronavirus (Scotland) Act 2020 (C(S)A 2020) and C(S)A 2020, s 8 provides protection for commercial tenants...
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